What We Do in the Shadows

This mockumentary follows the mundane lives of four ancient vampires living together in a modern-day New Zealand suburb. As they navigate the challenges of immortality, they grapple with issues like paying rent, doing chores, and dealing with their own eccentricities. Their nightly routines are disrupted by the arrival of a newly turned vampire and the visit of some old rivals, leading to a series of hilarious and awkward situations.

What We Do in the Shadows was met with widespread critical acclaim, praised for its sharp wit, unique premise, and brilliant comedic performances. Critics lauded its ability to blend horror tropes with laugh-out-loud absurdity, making it a standout in both the comedy and horror genres. Audiences also embraced its quirky humor and endearing characters.

• Hilarious and surprisingly heartfelt mockumentary about vampire roommates.
• A clever and witty subversion of vampire lore with fantastic comedic timing.
• The deadpan humor and endearing characters make this a must-watch for comedy fans.

Google audience: Google users overwhelmingly loved the film, highlighting its unique humor, clever concept, and the chemistry between the cast. Many found it to be genuinely funny and a refreshing take on vampire stories, with a strong appreciation for the mockumentary style.

Won multiple awards at film festivals including the Audience Award for Best Feature at the Fantasia International Film Festival and the Grand Prize for Best Feature at the Fantasia International Film Festival. Nominated for Best Original Screenplay at the BAFTA Awards.

The film's title is a direct reference to the 1987 film 'The Lost Boys,' which features a prominent vampire gang called the 'Vampire Clan' in Santa Cruz, California, and their leader is known as 'The Shadow'.